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Exclusive Nomos 'Timeless Club' Watch For Timeless Luxury Watches In Texas
Sponsored PostThe Nomos Timeless Club WatchTimeless Luxury Watches, an authorized Nomos Glash¨¹tte watches dealer in Texas, is releasing a new exclusive model which is the product of a collaboration between Timeless and Nomos watches in Germany. The aptly named Nomos "Timeless Club" watch is the result of that collaboration, a highly modified incarnation of the existing Nomos Club line that not only introduces new styling and colors, but will also co-introduce a new movement with Nomos¡¯ own Metro Datum.The DesignThe Nomos Timeless Club is a new collaboration from Timeless Luxury Watches and Nomos Glash¨¹tte that combines elements from existing models into something very different than anything that came before it.?The Nomos Timeless Club uses an identical 38.5mm steel case from the original Nomos Club Dunkel Datum. Nomos watches tend to wear large, so 38.5mm is actually a surprisingly versatile size, in line with modern standards. Water resistance is 100 meters.More interesting, however,

Tough decision time
Tuesday is my birthday and I told myself that if a watch I really liked came up on one of the deal-a-day sites I should just treat myself. Well, two came up.I had been eyeing the Citizen Eco-Drive Calibre 3100 because I think the design is really sharp, I like the idea of the second time zone and I really want something with a perpetual calendar. Lo and behold, JomaDeals pops up with a blue dial Calibre 3100 on a stainless steel band for $105. What's giving me pause is that I do prefer the black dial/black leather band combo, although I haven't found that version for less than $229. The blue dial/stainless steel band is a close second and is actually the one that attracted me to the model in the first place.Blue face watch in question:And in black:Next up was ChronoShark with a drop dead gorgeous automatic Bulova Marine Star 98A106. Blue dial, blue bezel, open heart, two tone band. That one's going for $139, and I read through the Bulova/Accutron forum and it seems that people are pret

Understanding 5711/1A Grey Market Pricing
I'm in the market for a Nautilus however noticed that it is difficult to get from an AD/Boutique (long waiting lists/won't put me on). Grey market prices here in Hong Kong are around US$27.7k - 31k for the 5711/1A-010 (blue dial, steel). I also however noticed that pricing for the 5712/1A (power reserve, blue dial steel) is around US$33.4k and the 5711/1R (rose gold, full bracelet, brown dial) is around US$44-45k.My question is as follows: I understand that grey market pricing simply reflects current demand however do these levels (for the 5711/1A) still make sense? I like the piece however why not just spend an additional US$3-4k on the 5712/1A? Or an addition US$10-12k on the full rose gold version?

Sub Date Available, UK
Just rang RL Austen in Chichester to try and get on a list for a Tudor GMT but to no avail just yet. I was offered a Sub Date though, which I declined so giving you guys the heads up first. Apparently going in the window soon. Good luck

Nice shot
Hi guysI'm in love with the 16710 right now and keen on pulling the trigger on one. Already have a few other models with Swiss made dial so wondering if I should go for the tritium dial and hope that it'll age to a nice patina or just go for a newer piece with the Swiss made dial. I'm a newbie here and hope to get some advice on this. Any thoughts? Tks in advance.